I usually lurk about in the DIY speakers area, but I have a question about video transmission.
We have Direct TV HD service, with two receivers. One is in the family room. My wife hangs out in the kitchen doing kitchen things a lot, and looks into the family room to watch tv while thus occupied. The sound is no problem, and even though it is at a rather oblique angle the tv is watchable, but only from a few different places in the kitchen.
There is a wall in the kitchen area that would look good with a 37"-42" flat panel HD tv on it. However there is no easy way to get the signal to it (no coax, etc.). I really don't want to go through the hassle and expense of rewiring the area, not to mention the additional cost of another receiver. Additionally I wouldn't want those two TVs playing different stations anyway, as the sound would be be problematic.
So what would I like you might ask?
Glad you asked, I would like to slave one TV off of the other wirelessly.
Is there any such device that can be had for a reasonable sum? If so what is it called, and how do I find it?
Paul
We have Direct TV HD service, with two receivers. One is in the family room. My wife hangs out in the kitchen doing kitchen things a lot, and looks into the family room to watch tv while thus occupied. The sound is no problem, and even though it is at a rather oblique angle the tv is watchable, but only from a few different places in the kitchen.
There is a wall in the kitchen area that would look good with a 37"-42" flat panel HD tv on it. However there is no easy way to get the signal to it (no coax, etc.). I really don't want to go through the hassle and expense of rewiring the area, not to mention the additional cost of another receiver. Additionally I wouldn't want those two TVs playing different stations anyway, as the sound would be be problematic.
So what would I like you might ask?
Glad you asked, I would like to slave one TV off of the other wirelessly.
Is there any such device that can be had for a reasonable sum? If so what is it called, and how do I find it?
Paul